Estradiol, estriol, progesterone, DHEA and testosterone as creams, gels, capsules, troches and vaginal preparations, plus enclomiphene and clomiphene for men. Filled in our Rhode Island pharmacy on your prescription and shipped to your door.




Each page lists the strengths and forms we prepare, the starting price, how it is used, and what to watch for. Your prescriber chooses the medication and sets the dose.
Estriol and estradiol in a single preparation, made to the ratio and strength your provider orders.
Estriol, estradiol and progesterone in one preparation, made to the ratio and strengths your provider orders.
Micronized progesterone, prepared in the strength and form your provider orders.
Estradiol cream applied to the skin, prepared to your prescriber’s exact order.
Low-dose vaginal estradiol in prefilled syringes, a tube, or suppositories.
Low-dose testosterone, compounded to your provider’s exact prescription. Must be e-prescribed.
Topical and oral testosterone, compounded to your provider’s exact prescription. Must be e-prescribed.
Enclomiphene capsules, prepared to your provider’s exact prescription.
FDA-approved generic clomiphene citrate tablets, prescribed off-label for men by your provider.
Include the patient's name, date of birth and address, and the strength, quantity, refills and directions. A pharmacist reviews every prescription and calls your office with any question.
Progesterone capsules and cream, plus Bi-Est, estradiol and DHEA creams, on one sheet. Complete, sign, and fax to (401) 284-4506. Testosterone must be e-prescribed.
Search Bayview Pharmacy, Warwick, RI (NCPDP 4106882) and use the compound or free-text option for compounded medications.
Fax a signed prescription to (401) 284-4506, or call (401) 284-4505 to reach a pharmacist.
We fill prescriptions for patients in the states on this map. Check your state before your prescriber sends a prescription.

A pharmacist reviews every prescription, and your prescriber's office can reach us with dosing or formulation questions.




Yes. All of our medications require a valid prescription from a licensed provider. We're a dispensing and compounding pharmacy, so we don't provide consultations or write prescriptions. If you don't have one yet, you'll need to see a provider first.
Yes. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under federal law (some states classify it more strictly). That means a provider must e-prescribe it (EPCS) and hold a valid DEA registration, and there are limits on refills and quantities.
When estrogen is given to someone who still has a uterus, progesterone is generally added to protect the uterine lining and lower the risk of endometrial (uterine) cancer. Whether and how to prescribe it is a decision your provider makes. It is often paired with an estrogen such as Bi-Est.
E-prescribe by searching Bayview Pharmacy, Warwick, RI (NCPDP 4106882) and using the compound, custom, or free-text option; fax a signed order to (401) 284-4506 (alternate (401) 210-2757); or call (401) 284-4505. A valid prescription is required.
Yes. Your provider can send your prescription to Bayview Pharmacy by e-prescribe, fax, or phone, or you can transfer an existing prescription from another pharmacy.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. They're prepared by a licensed pharmacy pursuant to a valid prescription for an individual patient, under USP standards. The FDA does not review compounded medications for safety or effectiveness.